Dell Wyse TCX Suite 7.3. Installation Guide

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1 Dell Wyse TCX Suite 7.3 Installation Guide

2 Notes, cautions, and warnings NOTE: A NOTE indicates important information that helps you make better use of your product. CAUTION: A CAUTION indicates either potential damage to hardware or loss of data and tells you how to avoid the problem. WARNING: A WARNING indicates a potential for property damage, personal injury, or death. Copyright 2017 Dell Inc. or its subsidiaries. All rights reserved. Dell, EMC, and other trademarks are trademarks of Dell Inc. or its subsidiaries. Other trademarks may be trademarks of their respective owners Rev. A00

3 Contents 1 Overview...4 Introduction...4 Support information...5 Supported client environments... 5 Supported server OS and TCX 7.3 component details...5 Supported protocols...7 Supported browsers...7 Multimedia support details for RDP 6.0, 7.1, 8.0, 8.1, and Flash support details for flash acceleration and flash redirection... 8 TCX 7.3 USB redirection Installing and Upgrading the TCX Suite Pre-requisites to Install the TCX Suite...11 Registering the Product and Downloading the License...12 Installation Modes...12 Various TCX installers...13 Performing a Server Suite Interactive Installation Performing a Silent Installation on the Server...19 TCX Client Installation Matrix...20 Client Installation (32 bit) Client Installation (64 bit) Performing a Client Suite Interactive Installation...21 Performing a Silent Installation on the Client Modifying Wyse TCX Server Suite...27 Modifying Wyse TCX Client Suite...29 Performing a Server Suite Interactive Uninstallation...32 Performing a Silent Installation on the Client Performing a Silent Uninstallation on the Server...36 Performing a Silent Uninstallation on the Client...36 Upgrading Wyse TCX Server Suite...36 Upgrading Wyse TCX Client Suite RSP packages for Client Troubleshooting Contents 3

4 1 Overview The SupportAssist Tech Console (SATC) is a web based application that provides tech support agents access to data collected from customer s environments. SATC provides: Access to client and enterprise configuration data. Displays configuration changes, alerts, logs and diagnostic information. Access to dashboard and an interface to common tools such as Delta, Oracle KCS and support. SATC provides several advantages for technicians during the troubleshooting process: Customer hardware and software environment information (includes topological view for complex deployments). Recommended actions (based on SupportAssist Intelligence Engine rules) Topics: Introduction Support information Introduction Dell Wyse TCX Suite is a single software solution that provides the benefits of cloud client computing. The supported environments for Dell Wyse TCX Suite are Microsoft Remote Desktop Services, Citrix XenApp, Citrix XenDesktop, Teradici, and VMware Horizon View. The Collaborative Processing Architecture (CPA) used in Dell Wyse TCX divides the workload between the server and Plug-n-Play USB devices. TCX Suite uses the established software protocols to provide breakthrough multimedia and audio technology for cloud client computing environments. TCX Suite enables rich flash playback, multiple monitors awareness, rich multimedia playback, high-quality bidirectional audio capabilities, and seamless USB device access for cloud clients. TCX Suite provides the following features: TCX Flash Acceleration and TCX Flash Redirection Enhances the performance of the Flash video content in a remote computing environment. TCX Multidisplay Provides productivity-enhancing advantages for cloud clients with multiple monitors by using virtual desktops. TCX Multimedia Supports enhanced playback of MPEG, WAV, WMV, H.264, and other multimedia file formats. The software includes both the server and the client components that redirect multimedia processing tasks between the client and server for a rich user experience. TCX Rich Sound Provides bidirectional audio capabilities for virtual desktops and applications and supports sound recording and playback applications. It supports zero-compromise deployment. TCX USB Virtualizer Makes the USB devices attached to thin clients or endpoints visible to the virtual desktops and applications. It removes any dependencies on limited local device drivers for a broad range of USB-based printers, scanners, storage devices, Palmtop, BlackBerry, Pocket PC handhelds, HID devices, Webcams, headsets, iphone, credit card machines, and smart cards. TCX Monitor Helps you to efficiently identify the system state for proper functioning of USB and Flash Redirection modules. 4 Overview

5 Support information This section provides information about supported client environments; supported server operating systems, and TCX 7.3 component details; and supported remote desktop protocols. Supported client environments Table 1. Supported client environments Operating system Supported thin clients WES7 - Wyse Enhanced Microsoft Windows Embedded Standard 7 Dell Wyse 5010 thin client (Build 7064) Dell Wyse 7010 thin client (Build 7064) Dell Wyse 5020 thin client (Build 7064) WES7P - Wyse Enhanced Microsoft Windows Embedded Standard 7P WE8S - Wyse Enhanced Microsoft Windows Embedded 8 Standard WIE10- Windows 10 IoT Enterprise ThinOS - Wyse ThinOS Dell Workstation Dell Wyse 5010 thin client (Build 896) Dell Wyse 5010 thin client (Build 924) Dell Wyse 5020 thin client (Build 0A38) Dell Wyse 5060 thin client (Build 0A52) Latitude 3480 mobile thin client (Build 0A49) Latitude 5280 mobile thin client (Build 0A59) Dell Wyse 3020 thin client (Build 8.4) Dell Wyse 5010 thin client (ThinOS, PCoIP) (Build 8.4) Dell Wyse 5060 thin client (Build 8.4) Windows 7 (64-bit) Windows 8.1 (64-bit) Windows 10 (64-bit) Supported server OS and TCX 7.3 component details TCX 7.3 server software supports the operating systems as given in the following table. You require administrator privileges to install TCX 7.3 on the following platforms. Overview 5

6 Table 2. Supported server OS and TCX 7.3 component Server OS TCX 7.3 Flash TCX 7.3 Multidisplay Windows 10 Enterprise x86 LTSB 2016 TCX 7.3 multimedia TCX 7.3 Rich Sound TCX 7.3 USB Virtualizer Yes* N/A N/A N/A Yes Windows 10 Enterprise x64 LTSB 2016 Windows 10 Enterprise x86 RS2 Windows 10 Enterprise x64 RS2 Windows Server 2016 Windows Server 2008 R2 (64-bit) Windows Server 2012 R2 (64-bit) Windows 7 (32-bit) (Enterprise***, Professional) Windows 7 (64 bit) (Enterprise***, Professional) Windows 8.1 (32-bit) (Enterprise, Professional) Windows 8.1 (64-bit) (Enterprise, Professional) Yes* N/A N/A N/A Yes Yes* N/A N/A N/A Yes Yes* N/A N/A N/A Yes Yes* N/A N/A N/A Yes Yes* Yes** Yes# N/A Yes Yes* Yes** Yes# N/A Yes Yes* Yes** Yes# Yes *** Yes Yes* Yes** Yes# Yes *** Yes Yes* Yes** Yes# N/A Yes Yes* Yes** Yes# N/A Yes * Uses Native RDP/ICA Audio Driver. ** You must install MDS by using Custom Installation. ***TCX 7.3 RS is supported only on Windows 7 Enterprise 32/64 bit. #TCX 7.3 multimedia is supported only if it is a ThinOS-based client. 6 Overview

7 NOTE: H.264 is supported only over Teradici PCoIP. Windows Remote Desktop Connection must be enabled. Windows Terminal Services must be installed and enabled. Multimedia Redirection is not supported on 64 bit clients. Flash Acceleration is not supported on 64 bit clients. IE10 and IE11 is not supported for Flash Acceleration. Flash Acceleration supports Firefox. Flash Redirection is supported on 32 bit browsers. Flash Redirection over secure gateway such as, Netscalar is supported on Windows clients but it is not supported on ThinOS and Linux clients. TCX 7.3 Session Level Restriction with the supported USB class of devices include HID class, scanner, printer class, COM port, disk drive, smart readers, and WPD. Supported protocols TCX 7.3 supports the following remote desktop protocols: Remote Desktop Protocol ICA with XenDesktop 7.15 ICA with XenApp 6.5 and 7.15 VMWare View 7.2 (RDP and PCoIP) PCoIP Teradici Client 1.9 and Server Supported browsers The following are the supported browsers for TCX 7.3: Internet Explorer 32 bit version Mozilla Firefox 32 bit version Multimedia support details for RDP 6.0, 7.1, 8.0, 8.1, and 10 Table 3. Multimedia support details for RDP 6.0, 7.1, 8.0, 8.1, and 10 Server OS WES7 (32 bit and 64 bit) client WE8S (64 bit) client WIE10 client Thin OS client Windows Server 2008 R2 or Windows 7 (X86 and X64) Ultimate, Enterprise, and Professional Use Native RDP protocol multimedia redirection** Use Native RDP protocol multimedia redirection** Use Native RDP protocol multimedia redirection** Yes* Windows Server 2012 and 2012 R2 (64-bit) Use Native RDP protocol multimedia redirection** Use Native RDP protocol multimedia redirection** Use Native RDP protocol multimedia redirection** Yes* Windows 8 and 8.1 (32-bit & 64-bit) Ultimate, Use Native RDP protocol multimedia redirection** Use Native RDP protocol multimedia redirection** Use Native RDP protocol multimedia redirection** Yes* Overview 7

8 Server OS WES7 (32 bit and 64 bit) client WE8S (64 bit) client WIE10 client Thin OS client Enterprise and Professional Windows Server 2016 Use Native RDP protocol multimedia redirection** Use Native RDP protocol multimedia redirection** Use Native RDP protocol multimedia redirection** Use Native RDP protocol multimedia redirection** Windows 10 IoT Enterprise Use Native RDP protocol multimedia redirection** Use Native RDP protocol multimedia redirection** Use Native RDP protocol multimedia redirection** Use Native RDP protocol multimedia redirection** * TCX 7.3 multimedia supported over RDP 6.1 ** RDP 7.1 and above multimedia redirection. NOTE: multimedia Redirection is not supported on 64 bit clients. H.264 media redirection is supported only over Teradici PCoIP. Flash support details for flash acceleration and flash redirection Table 4. Flash support details for flash acceleration and flash redirection Server OS WES7 (32 bit and 64 bit) client WE8S (64 bit) client Thin OS 8.3 and earlier clients WIE10 client Windows Server 2008 R2 Flash Acceleration (Only 32 bit) and Flash Redirection Flash Acceleration (Only 32 bit) and Flash Redirection Flash Acceleration and Flash Redirection. Flash Acceleration (Only 32 bit) and Flash Redirection. Windows Server 2012 and 2012 R2 (64-bit) Flash Acceleration (Only 32 bit) and Flash Redirection Flash Acceleration (Only 32 bit) and Flash Redirection Flash Acceleration and Flash Redirection. Flash Acceleration (Only 32 bit) and Flash Redirection. Windows 7 (X86 & X64) Ultimate, Enterprise, and Professional Flash Acceleration (Only 32 bit) and Flash Redirection. Flash Acceleration (Only 32 bit) and Flash Redirection. Flash Acceleration and Flash Redirection. Flash Acceleration (Only 32 bit) and Flash Redirection. Windows 8 (32-bit & 64- bit) Ultimate, Enterprise, and Professional Flash Acceleration (Only 32 bit) and Flash Redirection. Flash Acceleration (Only 32 bit) and Flash Redirection. Flash Acceleration and Flash Redirection. Flash Acceleration (Only 32 bit) and Flash Redirection. Windows 8.1 (32-bit & 64-bit) Ultimate, Enterprise, and Professional Flash Acceleration (Only 32 bit) and Flash Redirection. Flash Acceleration (Only 32 bit) and Flash Redirection. Flash Acceleration and Flash Redirection. Flash Acceleration (Only 32 bit) and Flash Redirection. Windows Server 2016 Flash Acceleration (Only 32 bit) and Flash Redirection. Flash Acceleration (Only 32 bit) and Flash Redirection. Flash Acceleration (Only 32 bit) and Flash Redirection. Flash Acceleration (Only 32 bit) and Flash Redirection. 8 Overview

9 Server OS WES7 (32 bit and 64 bit) client WE8S (64 bit) client Thin OS 8.3 and earlier clients WIE10 client Windows 10 IoT Enterprise Flash Acceleration (Only 32 bit) and Flash Redirection. Flash Acceleration (Only 32 bit) and Flash Redirection. Flash Acceleration (Only 32 bit) and Flash Redirection. Flash Acceleration (Only 32 bit) and Flash Redirection. NOTE: Flash Acceleration is not supported on WES7 and WE8S 64 bit clients. Firefox is supported, but IE10 and IE11 is not supported for Flash Acceleration. Flash Redirection over secure gateway such as, Netscalar is supported only on Windows Clients. Thin OS and Linux Clients are not supported. Supports Flash redirection over Teradici and VMware view PCoIP protocol only from Windows clients. TCX 7.3 USB redirection Table 5. TCX 7.3 USB redirection TCX 7.3 USB Functionality TCX 7.3 USB Device Redirection of USB 1.1, USB 2.0, and USB 3.0 Devices TCX 7.3 USB Session Level Restriction (only in Terminal Server Environment) of USB 1.1, USB 2.0, and USB 3.0 Devices. WAN acceleration of Mass Storage Device (NTFS and FAT), except Software based Secure USB device WAN acceleration of WACOM devices SLR for COM port and COM port assignment WES 7 (32 bit and 64 bit) client WES 8 (64 bit) client WIE10 (64 bit) client Thin OS 8.3 and earlier clients Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported NOTE: TCX 7.3 Session Level Restriction with the supported USB class of devices includes HID Class, Scanner, Printer Class, COM port, disk drive, Smart readers, and WPD. Overview 9

10 Installing and Upgrading the TCX Suite 2 This section describes the pre-requisites and procedures to install the TCX Suite Server and Client Software. The topics covered in this section are: NOTE: The version xx, where xx denotes the relative build number displayed on the task bar of the displayed screen is a sample build number, and will be different in the final version of the product that will be shipped to you. This does not affect the overall product installation. Installation: Pre-requisites to Install the TCX Suite. Performing a Server Suite Interactive Installation. Performing a Silent Installation on the Server. Performing a Client Suite Interactive Installation. Performing a Silent Installation on the Client. Uninstallation: Performing a Server Suite Interactive Uninstallation. Performing a Client Suite Interactive Uninstallation. Performing a Silent Unistallation on the Client. Performing a Silent Unistallation on the Server. Modification: Modifying Wyse TCX Client Suite. Modifying Wyse TCX Server Suite. Upgrading: Upgrading the Wyse TCX Server Suite. Upgrading the Wyse TCX Client Suite. Topics: Pre-requisites to Install the TCX Suite Registering the Product and Downloading the License Installation Modes Various TCX installers Performing a Server Suite Interactive Installation Performing a Silent Installation on the Server TCX Client Installation Matrix Performing a Client Suite Interactive Installation Performing a Silent Installation on the Client Modifying Wyse TCX Server Suite Modifying Wyse TCX Client Suite Performing a Server Suite Interactive Uninstallation Performing a Silent Installation on the Client 10 Installing and Upgrading the TCX Suite

11 Performing a Silent Uninstallation on the Server Performing a Silent Uninstallation on the Client Upgrading Wyse TCX Server Suite Upgrading Wyse TCX Client Suite RSP packages for Client Pre-requisites to Install the TCX Suite Before you install the TCX Server software and Client Software, make sure that the following requirements are met: Make sure that Adobe Flash Plugin, and Active X Controls are installed both on the Server and the Client systems. To install Adobe flash plugin and Active X control, click the link, download the file and then install it. If the Plugins are not installed, then a warning message is displayed. Make sure that the supported browsers are, Mozilla Firefox, and Microsoft Internet Explorer are installed on the Server and Client systems. Make sure you have met all support requirements. If your server platform does not support a TCX component, the installation wizard is displayed during installation process. Make sure you complete the product registration and download the proper license key for your software. The disc space of 500MB is required for installation of both TCX server and client suite in windows root drive. Before you install the TCX Server software, make sure that the following requirements are met : Make sure you have met all support requirements as given in Support Information. If your server platform does not support a TCX component, the installation wizard is displayed during installation process. Before you install the TCX Client software, make sure that the following requirements are met : Before installing the TCX client suite, the Quest USB redirection service must be stopped. It does not display any message if the service is running prior the TCX suite installation. To disable Quest USB redirection complete the following task: Select Disabled from the Statup type drop down list. Installing and Upgrading the TCX Suite 11

12 The list is displayed. Registering the Product and Downloading the License Before you download and install the production version of the TCX Suite, you must first complete the product registration and download the product license. 1 After you receive your product registration code through mail, go to the Self Service Center at and log in. 2 On the Home tab under Support Resources, click the Registration, Licenses & Downloads (**New) option to open the Registration, Licenses & Downloads page of the Support and Service Center tab. 3 Enter the Registration Code which you have received from Dell while purchasing the package and then click Register. After the process is complete, the products you registered are displayed on the page. 4 Generate your license key by clicking Generate Key in the software list. 5 Activate your software maintenance by clicking Activate in the software maintenance list. 6 Activate your service contract by click Activate in the service contract list. 7 On the page displaying the products you have registered, select Support and Service Center tab > Registration, Licenses & Downloads to open the Registration, Licenses & Downloads page. 8 Click My Products to expand the list, select the Software & Licensing option to display the list of your registered software products, and then use the license key in the Product Key list for SW, WYSE TCX SUITE, SERVER. Your product registration process is completed. You can now install the TCX Server and Client on the systems you have identified. Installation Modes The TCX 7.3 Client and Server suites can be installed in two different modes. The modes of installation are stated below: 1 GUI Installation: Performing a Server Suite Interactive Installation. Typical Install Custom Install Performing a Client Suite Interactive Installation. Typical Install Custom Install 2 Silent Installation: Performing a silent installation on the server. Performing a silent installation on the client. 12 Installing and Upgrading the TCX Suite

13 Various TCX installers The TCX 7.3 package includes the following installers: Utility for silent installation (Client and Server Suite): TCX_Suite_Utility.exe TCX Client installers: Wyse TCX Client Suite.msi Wyse TCX Client Suite_64.msi TCX Server installers: Wyse TCX Server Suite_eval32.msi Wyse TCX Server Suite_eval64.msi Wyse TCX Server Suite_prod32.msi Wyse TCX Server Suite_prod64.msi NOTE: In TCX 7.3, all the installers are User Account Control (UAC) aware installers. The TCX components can be installed without turning-off the UAC. While performing Installation, Uninstallation, Upgradation or Modifying process, UAC always displays a message. Click Yes to continue the process. Performing a Server Suite Interactive Installation An Interactive installation of the TCX Server enquire you for inputs during installation. Make sure you have completed the product registration process and activated the license key before installing the TCX Server. To perform a Interactive installation on the server, do the following: 1 Download your software from the Registration, Licenses, and Downloads page on the Self Service Center at registration. The downloaded package includes the msi file: a b For Production version: Wyse TCX Server Suite_prod32.msi, for 32 bit OS. Wyse TCX Server Suite_prod64.msi, for 64 bit OS. For Evaluation version: Wyse TCX Server Suite_eval32.msi, for 32 bit OS Wyse TCX Server Suite_eval64.msi, for 64 bit OS 2 Double click the downloaded Wyse TCX Server Suite_eval32.msi or Wyse TCX Server Suite_prod32.msi to start the installation process. The Wyse TCX Server Suite Version xx welcome screen is displayed. Installing and Upgrading the TCX Suite 13

14 Figure 1. Wyse TCX Server Suite 3 Click Next. The Licence Agreement dialog box is displayed. 4 Select the I accept the terms in the Licence agreement, and click Next. Figure 2. License Agreement The Licence Agreement dialog box is displayed. 14 Installing and Upgrading the TCX Suite

15 NOTE: In case of Evaluation, The Evaluation version of Wyse TCX Server Suit Version xx lasts for 30 days and the following screen is displayed. Figure 3. License Information In case of Production, the Licence Information screen is displayed. Enter the Licence Key, and click Next. Figure 4. Licence Information 5 Click Next. The Setup Type dialog box is displayed. Installing and Upgrading the TCX Suite 15

16 In the Setup Type dialog box, there are two types of installation modes. You can select any one of them to continue the installation process. To proceed the installation process using Typical Install mode, complete the following tasks: a Select Typical Install option and click Next. Figure 5. Setup Type NOTE: Multi-Display is not installed on the OS. Rich sound is not installed on the OS. b. The Summary is displayed. It provides the summary of installation process. Click Install. Figure 6. Summary 16 Installing and Upgrading the TCX Suite

17 NOTE: If Adobe Flash player is not installed in the system, then N.B. message is displayed on the installer window. To proceed the installation process using Custom Install mode, do the following: a Select Custom Install, and click Next. Figure 7. Setup Type b NOTE: It enables the Browse tab. you can choose the path to install the component. It is a customized installation process of TCX components and it is recommended for advanced user. The Custom Setup screen is displayed. Select the TCX components you would like to install, and click Next. Figure 8. Custom Setup c The Summary is displayed. It provides the summary of installation process. Click Install. Installing and Upgrading the TCX Suite 17

18 Figure 9. Summary NOTE: If Adobe Flash player is not installed in the system, then N.B. message is displayed on the screen. 6 The Installing Wyse TCX Server Suite screen is displayed. It shows the progress of installation process. Figure 10. Installing Wyse TCX Server Suite NOTE: Do not interrupt while the process is in progress. This may lead to unexpected results. 7 The Windows Security dialog box is displayed. Select the Always trust software from Wyse Technology LLC. option and click Install. 18 Installing and Upgrading the TCX Suite

19 Figure 11. Windows Security 8 The Install Complete screen is displayed. It shows the list of installed TCX components on your system. Click Finish. Figure 12. Installation Complete If you select Show the Windows Installer Log, you can see the log. Performing a Silent Installation on the Server In a silent installation, you use the command prompt to install the TCX components. The silent installation process performs a complete Typical installation and Custom installation of the product. NOTE: The Licence key is only used for TCX Server Suite Production installation. To perform a silent installation and interactive installation of 64 bit or 32 bit TCX Server Suite, complete the following task: 1 Download the software from Registration, Licenses, and Downloads page on the Self Service Center at registration. Installing and Upgrading the TCX Suite 19

20 The msi file that you want to download could be either Wyse TCX Server Suite_prod32.msi for a server with a 32 bit OS, or Wyse TCX Server Suite_prod64.msi for a server with a 64 bit OS and TCX_Suite_Utility.exe. NOTE: Make sure the TCX Suite msi is present in same location as the TCX_Suite_Utility.exe file. 2 After completing the download, open the Command Prompt window in administrator mode on the system. 3 On the command prompt window, navigate to the folder where you have downloaded the.msi file. Enter the following command: TCX_Suite_Utility.exe /hide_progress <Mode of install> <Type of installer> <Components to be installed> LICENSE_KEY=<25-digit license key that you downloaded> 4 To install the components, do the following: a b c Mode of install Values are: Silent for Silent mode of installation. Type of installer: For installing type of installer, values are: Eval32 - For TCX Server Suite Evaluation 32bit. Eval64 - For TCX Server Suite Evaluation 64bit Prod32 - For TCX Server Suite Production 32bit Prod64 - For TCX Server Suite Production 64bit Components to be installed: FLASH=1 For installing Flash. MDS=1 For installing MDS. MMR=1 For installing MMR. RS=1 For installing RS. USB=1 For installing USB. MAT=1 For installing MAT tool. The TCX components are installed. TCX Client Installation Matrix The following tables provide the details of the Client OS and the TCX features that can be installed, or in built, or are not supported. Client Installation (32 bit) Table 6. Client Installation Client OS TCX Flash Acceleration TCX Flash Redirection TCX Multidisplay TCX Multimedia TCX Rich Sound TCX USB Virtualizer WES7 32 bit Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes ThinOS Built in Supported (From Build 8.3 on Dell Wyse 5060 Thin Client) Built in Built in Built in Built in NOTE: The 64 bit TCX installer will install both 32 bit and 64 bit binaries. 20 Installing and Upgrading the TCX Suite

21 Client Installation (64 bit) Table 7. Client Installation Client OS TCX Flash Acceleration TCX Flash Redirection TCX Multidisplay TCX Multimedia TCX Rich Sound TCX USB Virtualizer WES7p 64 bit Not supported Yes Not supported Not supported Not supported Yes WE8S 64 bit Not supported Yes Not supported Not supported Not supported Yes Performing a Client Suite Interactive Installation The TCX Client Installer supports both 32 bit and 64 bit client operating systems. You can install a 32 bit installer package on a 32 bit client OS to run 32 bit remote desktop clients and 64 bit installer package on a 64 bit client OS to run 64 bit remote desktop clients. For more information, see the TCX Client Installation Matrix. NOTE: Quest USB redirection and TCX USB redirection are mutually exclusive. If you plan to use TCX USB redirection, then uninstall the Quest add-on or stop the Quest USB HUB Client Service. To perform a Interactive installation on the client, do the following: 1 Log in as an administrator, and disable the File Based Write Filter. 2 Restart the client, and log in as an administrator. You can disable the File Based Write Filter by double clicking on the FBWF Disable icon on the client desktop. 3 To download the client software, do the following: a Go to the b Click Software Downloads. c Expand the list next to Product Downloads Active. d Select your cloud client model, and click Search. e On the resulting page, scroll down to the Firmware Addons section, and click Wyse TCX 7.3 Client file to download the software and save it in shared location or file. The downloaded package includes the msi file: Wyse TCX Client Suite.msi, for a client with a 32 bit OS. Wyse TCX Client Suite_64.msi, for a client with a 64 bit OS. 4 Double-click the downloaded Wyse TCX Client Suite.msi or Wyse TCX Client Suite_64.msi to start the installation process. The Wyse TCX Client Suite Version xx welcome screen is displayed. Installing and Upgrading the TCX Suite 21

22 Figure 13. Wyse TCX Client Suite 5 Click Next to start the installation process. The Licence Agreement dialog box is displayed. 6 Select the I accept the terms in the Licence agreement, and click Next. Figure 14. License Agreement 7 Click Next. The Setup Type dialog box is displayed. In the Setup Type dialog box, there are two types of installation modes. you can select any one of them to continue the installation process. To proceed the installation process using Typical Install mode, do the following: a Select Typical Install, and click Next. 22 Installing and Upgrading the TCX Suite

23 Figure 15. Setup Type b The Summary is displayed. It provides the summary of installation process. Click Install. Figure 16. Summary NOTE: If Adobe Flash player is not installed in the system, then N.B. message is displayed on the screen. To proceed the installation process using Custom Install mode, do the following: a Select Custom Install, and click Next. NOTE: It enables the Browse tab. you can choose the path to install the component. It is a customized installation process of TCX components and it is recommended for advanced user. Installing and Upgrading the TCX Suite 23

24 Figure 17. Setup Type b The Custom Setup screen is displayed. Select the TCX components you would like to install, and click Next. Figure 18. Custom Setup c The Summary is displayed. It provides the summary of installation process. Click Install. 24 Installing and Upgrading the TCX Suite

25 Figure 19. Summary NOTE: If Adobe Flash player is not installed in the system, then N.B. message is displayed on the installer window. 8 The Installing Wyse TCX Client Suite screen is displayed. It shows the progress of installation process. Figure 20. Installing Wyse TCX Client Suite NOTE: Do not interrupt while the process is in progress. This may lead to unexpected results. 9 The Windows Security dialog box is displayed. Select the Always trust software from Wyse Technology LLC and then click Install. Installing and Upgrading the TCX Suite 25

26 10 The Install Complete screen is displayed. It shows the list of installed TCX components on your system. Click Finish. Figure 21. Installation Complete If you select Show the Windows Installer Log, you can see the log. Performing a Silent Installation on the Client To perform a silent installation on the client, do the following: 1 Log in as an administrator, and disable the File Based Write Filter. 2 Restart the client, and log in as an administrator. 3 To download the client software, do the following: a b c d e Go to the Dell Wyse Support Site Click Software Downloads. Expand the list next to Product Downloads Active. Select your cloud client model, and click Search. On the resulting page, scroll down to the Firmware Addons section. click the file name Wyse TCX Suite 7.3 Client to download the software to the external USB drive on the client to which you will install the software. 26 Installing and Upgrading the TCX Suite

27 The msi file that you want to download could be either Wyse TCX Client Suite.msi for a client with a 32 bit OS, or Wyse TCX Client Suite_64.msi for a client with a 64 bit OS and TCX_Suite_Utility.exe. NOTE: Make sure the TCX Suite msi is present in same location as the TCX_Suite_Utility.exe file. 4 Extract.msi from the zip file to the desktop of the client. 5 Open the Command Prompt window in administrator mode on the system. 6 On the command prompt window, navigate to the folder where you have extracted the.exe file. Enter the following command: TCX_Suite_Utility.exe /hide_progress <Mode of install> <Type of installer> <Components to be installed> 7 To install the components, do the following: a b c Mode of install Values are: Silent for Silent mode of installation. Type of installer: For installing type of installer, values are: Client32 For TCX Client Suite 32bit. Client64 For TCX Client Suite 64bit. Components to be installed: FLASH=1 For installing Flash. MDS=1 For installing MDS. MMR=1 For installing MMR. RS=1 For installing RS. USB=1 For installing USB. MAT=1 For installing MAT tool. 8 After the installation is complete, enable the Write Filter and restart the system. Modifying Wyse TCX Server Suite You can Modify, Change, and Add or Remove the Wyse TCX Server Suite components during this process. To Modify, Change. and Add or Remove the Wyse TCX Server Suite components, do the following: 1 Double-click the Wyse TCX Server Suite Version xx file. NOTE: You can also perform the same task as mentioned below: a b Go to Start > Control Panel > Programs > Programs and Features. Select the TCX Server suite and click Change. 2 The Wyse TCX Server Suite dialog box is displayed. This is to modify, repair, or remove Wyse TCX Server Suite, click Next. 3 The Program Maintenance screen is displayed. Installing and Upgrading the TCX Suite 27

28 Figure 22. Wyse TCX Server Suite 4 Select Add or Remove Components, and click Next. 5 Select the TCX components you would like to install and Deselect the TCX Components you would like to remove, and click Next. Figure 23. Program Maintenance 6 The Modifying Wyse TCX Server Suite dialog box displays the progress bar. 28 Installing and Upgrading the TCX Suite

29 Figure 24. Modifying Wyse TCX Server Suite 7 The Modify Complete dialog box is displayed. Click Finish. Figure 25. Modify Complete Modifying Wyse TCX Client Suite You can Modify, Change, and Add or Remove the Wyse TCX Client Suite components during this process. To Modify, Change, and Add or Remove the Wyse TCX Client Suite components, do the following: 1 Double-click the Wyse TCX Client Suite Version xx file. Installing and Upgrading the TCX Suite 29

30 NOTE: You can also perform the same task as mentioned bellow: a Go to Start > Control Panel > Programs > Programs and Features. b Select the TCX Client suite, and click Change. 2 The Wyse TCX Client Suite dialog box is displayed. This is to modify, repair, or remove Wyse TCX Client Suite, click Next. Figure 26. Wyse TCX Client Suite 3 The Program Maintenance screen is displayed. Figure 27. Program Maintenance 4 Select Add or Remove Components, and click Next. 5 Select the TCX components you would like to install and Deselect the TCX Components you would like to remove, and click Next. 30 Installing and Upgrading the TCX Suite

31 Figure 28. TCX components 6 The Modifying Wyse TCX Client Suite dialog box displays the progress bar. Figure 29. Modifying Wyse TCX Client Suite 7 The Modify Complete dialog box is displayed. Click Finish. Installing and Upgrading the TCX Suite 31

32 Figure 30. Modify Complete Performing a Server Suite Interactive Uninstallation To uninstall the Wyse TCX Server Suite Version xx from the system, complete the following task: 1 Double-click the Wyse TCX Server Suite Version xx file. 2 The Wyse TCX Server Suite dialog box is displayed. This is to modify, repair, or remove Wyse TCX Server Suite, click Next. Figure 31. Wyse TCX Server Suite 3 The Program Maintenance screen is displayed. 32 Installing and Upgrading the TCX Suite

33 Figure 32. Program Maintenance 4 Click Uninstall to uninstall the Wyse TCX Server Suit Version xx. NOTE: Select Preserve USB Database Settings before performing the uninstallation process as it preserves the existing USB settings even after uninstalling the server. Figure 33. Uninstall Wyse TCX Server Suite 5 The Uninstalling Wyse TCX Server Suite dialog box displays the progress bar. Installing and Upgrading the TCX Suite 33

34 Figure 34. Uninstalling Wyse TCX Server Suite 6 The Uninstall Complete dialog box is displayed. Click Finish. Figure 35. Uninstall Complete 34 Installing and Upgrading the TCX Suite

35 NOTE: You can also perform the following task mentioned here to uninstall the Wyse TCX Server Suite: a Navigate to Control Panel page. b Select Programs > Programs and Features. c To uninstall a Wyse TCX Server Suite, select it from the list and click Uninstall. Figure 36. Control Panel Performing a Silent Installation on the Client To perform a silent installation on the client, do the following: 1 Log in as an administrator, and disable the File Based Write Filter. 2 Restart the client, and log in as an administrator. 3 To download the client software, do the following: a Go to the Dell Wyse Support Site b Click Software Downloads. c Expand the list next to Product Downloads Active. Installing and Upgrading the TCX Suite 35

36 d e Select your cloud client model, and click Search. On the resulting page, scroll down to the Firmware Addons section. click the file name Wyse TCX Suite 7.3 Client to download the software to the external USB drive on the client to which you will install the software. The msi file that you want to download could be either Wyse TCX Client Suite.msi for a client with a 32 bit OS, or Wyse TCX Client Suite_64.msi for a client with a 64 bit OS and TCX_Suite_Utility.exe. NOTE: Make sure the TCX Suite msi is present in same location as the TCX_Suite_Utility.exe file. 4 Extract.msi from the zip file to the desktop of the client. 5 Open the Command Prompt window in administrator mode on the system. 6 On the command prompt window, navigate to the folder where you have extracted the.exe file. Enter the following command: TCX_Suite_Utility.exe /hide_progress <Mode of install> <Type of installer> <Components to be installed> 7 To install the components, do the following: a b c Mode of install Values are: Silent for Silent mode of installation. Type of installer: For installing type of installer, values are: Client32 For TCX Client Suite 32bit. Client64 For TCX Client Suite 64bit. Components to be installed: FLASH=1 For installing Flash. MDS=1 For installing MDS. MMR=1 For installing MMR. RS=1 For installing RS. USB=1 For installing USB. MAT=1 For installing MAT tool. 8 After the installation is complete, enable the Write Filter and restart the system. Performing a Silent Uninstallation on the Server To perform a silent uninstallation, do the following: 1 Open the Command Prompt window in administrator mode on the system. 2 On the command prompt window, navigate to the folder where you have downloaded the.msi file. 3 Enter the following command: msiexec /x <msi name> /qn 4 The system restarts automatically once the uninstallation process is completed. Performing a Silent Uninstallation on the Client To perform a silent uninstallation on the client, do the following: 1 Log in as an administrator, disable the File Based Write Filter, restart the client, and then log in back as an administrator. 2 Open the Command Prompt window in the administrator mode on the system. 3 On the command prompt window, navigate to the folder where you have extracted the.msi file. 4 Enter the following command: msiexec /x <msi name> /qn 5 The system restarts automatically once the uninstallation process is completed. Enable the Write Filter after restarting the system. Upgrading Wyse TCX Server Suite The process is used to upgrade the TCX suite to the latest available version. The setup detects the previous version of the TCX components installed on the system and upgrades the components to Wyse TCX Server Suite xx components. The Upgrade is supported only from the last two released version, such as TCX xx. 36 Installing and Upgrading the TCX Suite

37 To upgrade the TCX components on your system, complete the following task: 1 On the system where the TCX Server Suite xx is installed, double-click the file Wyse TCX Server Suite_prod32 of version xx. The Wyse TCX Server Suite xx dialog box is displayed with User Account Control (UAC) settings. NOTE: If the User Account Control (UAC) setting in the system is turned ON, it prevents the TCX suite upgrade. Click Yes to turn Off the UAC and the restart the system to continue with the process. Once the system gets restarted, the TCX suite upgrade continues automatically. Figure 37. User Account Control (UAC) 2 The Upgrading Wyse TCX Server Suite xx dialog box is displayed. Select Preserve USB Database Settings before performing the upgrading process as it preserves the existing USB and restores them back after upgrade is completed. Click Upgrade. The setup detects the previous version of TCX components installed on the system. NOTE: During upgrade process, the setup will first uninstall existing TCX components from the system. The system restarts automatically if required. The setup resumes installing Wyse TCX Server Suite latest version automatically only once you log in after restart. Installing and Upgrading the TCX Suite 37

38 Figure 38. Upgrading Wyse TCX Server Suite 3 The Setup Type dialog box is displayed. In the Setup Type dialog box, there are two types of upgrading modes. You can select any one of them to continue the installation process. To proceed the installation process using Typical Install mode, complete the following task: a Select Typical Install option and click Next. NOTE: Multi-Display and Rich sound is upgraded on supported platforms. 38 Installing and Upgrading the TCX Suite

39 Figure 39. Setup Type b The Summary is displayed. It provides the summary of installation process. Click Install. Figure 40. Summary NOTE: If Adobe Flash player is not installed in the system, then N.B. message is displayed on the screen. To proceed the installation process using Custom Install mode, complete the following task: a Select Custom Install option and click Next. Installing and Upgrading the TCX Suite 39

40 Figure 41. Setup Type b NOTE: It enables the Browse tab. you can choose the path to install the component. It is a customized installation process of TCX components and it is recommended for advanced user. The Custom Setup screen is displayed. Select the TCX components you would like to install, and click Next. Figure 42. Custom Setup c The Summary is displayed. It provides the summary of installation process. Click Install. 40 Installing and Upgrading the TCX Suite

41 Figure 43. Summary 4 The Installing Wyse TCX Server Suite screen is displayed. It shows the progress of installation process. NOTE: Do not interrupt while the process is in progress. This may lead to unexpected results. 5 The Windows Security dialog box is displayed. Select the Always trust software from Wyse Technology LLC. option and then click Install. 6 The Install Complete screen is displayed. It shows the list of installed TCX components on your system. Click Finish to complete the installation process. Installing and Upgrading the TCX Suite 41

42 Figure 44. Install Complete If you select Show the Windows Installer Log, you can see the log. Upgrading Wyse TCX Client Suite The process is used to upgrade the TCX suite to the latest available version. The setup detects the previous version of the TCX components installed on the system and upgrades the components to Wyse TCX Client Suite xx components. The Upgrade is supported only from the last two released version, such as TCX xx and xx. To upgrade the TCX components on your system, complete the following task: 1 On the system where the TCX Client Suite xx is installed, double-click the file Wyse TCX Client Suite of version xx. The Wyse TCX Client Suite xx dialog box is displayed with User Account Control (UAC) settings. NOTE: If the User Account Control (UAC) setting in the system is turned ON, it prevents the TCX suite upgrade. Click Yes to turn Off the UAC and the restart the system to continue with the process. Once the system gets restarted, the TCX suite upgrade continues automatically. Figure 45. User Account Control (UAC) 2 The Upgrading Wyse TCX Client Suite xx dialog box is displayed. Select Preserve USB Database Settings before performing the upgrading process as it preserves the existing USB settings and restores them back after upgrade is completed. Click Upgrade. The setup detects the previous version of TCX components installed on the system. 42 Installing and Upgrading the TCX Suite

43 NOTE: During upgrade process, the setup will first uninstall existing TCX components from the system. The system restarts automatically if required. The setup resumes installing Wyse TCX Client Suite latest version automatically only once you logs in after restart. Figure 46. Upgrading Wyse TCX Client Suite 3 The Setup Type dialog box is displayed. In the Setup Type dialog box, there are two types of upgrading modes. You can select any one of them to continue the installation process. To proceed the installation process using Typical Install mode, complete the following task: a Select Typical Install option and click Next. Figure 47. Setup Type b The Summary is displayed. It provides the summary of installation process. Click Install to continue. Installing and Upgrading the TCX Suite 43

44 Figure 48. Summary NOTE: If Adobe Flash player is not installed in the system, then N.B. message is displayed on the screen. To proceed the installation process using Custom Install mode, complete the following task: a Select Custom Install option and click Next. Figure 49. Setup Type b c NOTE: It enables the Browse tab. you can choose the path to install the component. It is a customized installation process of TCX components and it is recommended for advanced user. The Custom Setup screen is displayed. Select the TCX components you would like to install and then click Next. The Summary is displayed. It provides the summary of installation process. Click Install to continue. 44 Installing and Upgrading the TCX Suite

45 Figure 50. Summary 4 The Installing Wyse TCX Client Suite screen is displayed. It shows the progress of installation process. Figure 51. Installing Wyse TCX Client Suite NOTE: Do not interrupt while the process is in progress. This may lead to unexpected results. 5 The Windows Security dialog box is displayed. Select the Always trust software from Wyse Technology LLC option and then click Install. Installing and Upgrading the TCX Suite 45

46 6 The Install Complete screen is displayed. It shows the list of installed TCX components on your system. Click Finish. Figure 52. Install Complete If you select Show the Windows Installer Log, you can see the log. RSP packages for Client The RSP packages are used to PUSH client packages onto windows embedded clients. Only through Wyse Device Manager (WDM 5.7.2) software you can PUSH the RSP packages onto the client. To download the RSP packages, complete the following steps: 1 Go to 2 Click Software Downloads, expand the list next to Product Downloads Active, select your cloud client model, and then click Search. 3 The RSP_Packages includes two sub-folders for 32 bit operating system and 64 bit operating system. The sub-folders are further classified into Installation and Uninstallation files. a x64 (64 bit client): 46 Installing and Upgrading the TCX Suite

47 Table 8. File Name Installation WyseTCXClientSuite7.3.0.x64WE8S WyseTCXClientSuite7.3.0.x64WES7P WyseTCXClientSuite7.3.0.x64WIE10 Unistallation WyseTCXClientSuite7.3.0.x64UninstallWE8S WyseTCXClientSuite7.3.0.x64UninstallWES7P WyseTCXClientSuite7.3.0.x64UninstallWIE10 b x86 (32 bit client): Table 9. File Name Installation WyseTCXClientSuite7.3.0.xxWES7 Unistallation WyseTCXClientSuite7.3.0.xxUninstallWES7 Complete the following task to PUSH the RSP packages onto the client: a Double-click WyseTCXClientSuite7.3.0.xxWES7 file to start the process. b The WinZip Self-Extractor dialog box is displayed. To unzip the files click Unzip, the default location of the extracted files is C: \WDM Packages. You can browse and change the location if needed. c If you select When done unzipping open: option, the Readme Notepad file is displayed. It provides the package information, such as: Package information Description Package Instructions d After unzipping the files, Go to Start > All Programs > WDM Folder > WDM and start WDM software. Installing and Upgrading the TCX Suite 47

48 e In the WDM console, expand Wyse Device Manager and select Package Manager. f Right click Other package and go to New > Package Installing and Upgrading the TCX Suite

49 g The Package Wizard dialog box is displayed. Select Register a package from a Script file (.RSP) and click Next. h To register a WDM package, browse and navigate to the location where WDM packages are stored. Click Next. i Click Next. Installing and Upgrading the TCX Suite 49

50 j The WDM software is now ready to register a package. Click Next. Figure 53. Package Registration Process 50 Installing and Upgrading the TCX Suite

51 k You can view WyseTCXClientSuite7.3.0.xxWES7 in the other packages list. It provides the information on the build, status of the build, type of OS, date it was created, and so on. l m Drag and drop the required package to Device Manager tab, the Package Distribution Wizard dialog box is displayed. Select the required devices or you can click Select All to select every device. After selecting the device, click the forward Arrow present in between two boxes and the device moves to the selected devices list. Click Next. Installing and Upgrading the TCX Suite 51

52 n Click Next. o The Package Distribution Wizard dialog box is displayed. The WDM is ready to create each update in the database, click Next. 52 Installing and Upgrading the TCX Suite

53 p All the updates are scheduled. Click Finish. You can view the package in the Scheduled Packages list. NOTE: After the RSP package is successfully pushed, the package entry is removed from the Scheduled packages list. Installing and Upgrading the TCX Suite 53

54 3 Troubleshooting This section provides troubleshooting information for TCX Problem: TCX installer fails due to a temp folder issue. Solution: You can manually delete the temp directory files. To delete the temp directory files, complete the following steps: NOTE: Make sure the installer is not running at the background. a b c d e Click Start on the task bar. Click Run option. Enter %temp% in the provided field. Press Ctrl +A key. Delete the files and folders. 2 Problem: During installation of TCX Suite installers on Windows 7 and above operating systems, system displayes the User Account Control messages. It was not displayed in the previous RTM versions installation process. Solution: The TCX 7.3 Suite installers are UAC aware, the TCX Suite can be installed on the system when UAC is enabled (unlike in previous RTM versions). Therefore, during installation, uninstallation or upgrade process the User Account Control message is displayed. Click Yes to continue the process. 3 Problem: After installation, the TCX Server Suite evaluation version gets expired in 30 days, as the evaluation period is over. Solution: The trial period of TCX Server Suite Evaluation version is limited for 30 days. You should uninstall the evaluation version and install production version using a valid license key to continue the work. 4 Problem: During installation of TCX Server Suite production version, in the License Information dialog box, the following message is displayed once entered the license key. Solution: As mentioned in the displayed message, verify the license key before entering the value in the provided box and use the correct/valid license key to proceed with installation. 5 Problem: During typical installation of TCX Server Suite on Windows 7 operating system, the MDS component is not installed. Solution: This can be achieved by using Add or Remove Component feature of the Suite installer. On the system where TCX Suite is installed, double click the MSI installer, and select Add or Remove Components and then select MDS component for installing. 54 Troubleshooting